Psalm 83: A New Discovery

Name: Psalm 83: A New Discovery
Price: $5.99 USD
Author: Alexander Zephyr
ISBN: 9781491750759

by Alexander Zephyr

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Book Details

Language : English

Publication Date : 11/13/2014

Format : E-Book

Dimensions : N/A

Page Count : 226

ISBN : 9781491750759

Format : Softcover

Dimensions : 6x9

Page Count : 226

ISBN : 9781491750742

About the Book

In this remarkable book, Alexander Zephyr reveals the true identities of the nations that will participate in the genocidal conspiracy against Israel described by the Prophet Asaph in Psalm 83. Through extensive research, Zephyr offers biblical scholars and students comprehensive explanations grounded in cogent scholarship on the Scriptures.

Geopolitical events have catapulted the Middle East into a battlefield between Israel and its Arab-Muslim neighbors. This war has become a spectacle that command attention on the world stage. Other nations, however, are not merely passive spectators; what happens in the Middle East profoundly affects them regardless of their geographical location. Indeed, perhaps no other conflict is more influential and complicated, or persistent, than that in Israel and specifically in Jerusalem.

Israel is also the key to understanding Asaph’s prophecy. In Psalm 83: A New Discovery, Zephyr offers a clear and compelling reading of this prophecy that correctly identifies players of an already unfolding eschatological drama whose script has been divinely written.

About the Author

About the author: Alexander Zephyr was born in Eastern Europe. He graduated from the State University of Jurisprudence, practiced law for a time, and then immigrated to Canada where he now resides with his family. His books, articles, and essays have been published in Israel and North America.

Customer Reviews

"BOOK REVIEW
To me, ?Psalm 83: A New Discovery? by Alexander Zephyr is the eye opener and a real discovery of an ancient prophecy of Asaph. It is become ridiculously clear that Assur of this prophecy cannot be identified with such countries as Syria, Iraq or Turkey as many prophetic verses of the Bible have proven. When Zephyr uses the words of Isaiah, ?Assyria will fall by no human sword; a sword, not of mortals, will devour them? (31:8), it is undeniably testifies that B. Salus, J. Richardson and the rest of the scholars who follow them are on the wrong path, because Syria (Isaiah 17), Turkey-Edom (Ezekiel 25:12-14), and Iraq (Daniel 11:40) will fall by the human sword. Another strong point in Zephyr?s argument is that Assur will fall in the land of Israel,?I will break the Assyrian in my land, and upon my mountains tread him under foot? (Isaiah 14:25; Daniel 11:45), meanwhile Syria, Iraq, and Turkey will fall in their own native lands.
I have always been fascinated with the Bible prophecies but have greatly confused by the sequences of events and its significance. This comprehensive book disseminated my doubtfulness by the author showing verifiable Scriptural proofs of the unfolding prophetic events with its sequence, time, geography, subject matter, and significance. I agree with the author not only on the matter of Assur identification, but also with Edom not to be the Palestinians and their refugee camps or people of southern Jordan, the importance of the kings of the north and south wars, which have to start first in order to facilitate the fulfillment of Psalm 83 prophecy, and many other things outline by Zephyr in his bold and amazing book. I thank him for revealing the Scriptural truth of Psalm 83 and happily recommend this book to any reader interesting in correct understanding of the unfolding prophetic future."

Krystyna Davis
"BOOK REVIEW
To me, ?Psalm 83: A New Discovery? by Alexander Zephyr is the eye opener and a real discovery of an ancient prophecy of Asaph. It is become ridiculously clear that Assur of this prophecy cannot be identified with such countries as Syria, Iraq or Turkey as many prophetic verses of the Bible have proven. When Zephyr uses the words of Isaiah, ?Assyria will fall by no human sword; a sword, not of mortals, will devour them? (31:8), it is undeniably testifies that B. Salus, J. Richardson and the rest of the scholars who follow them are on the wrong path, because Syria (Isaiah 17), Turkey-Edom (Ezekiel 25:12-14), and Iraq (Daniel 11:40) will fall by the human sword. Another strong point in Zephyr?s argument is that Assur will fall in the land of Israel,?I will break the Assyrian in my land, and upon my mountains tread him under foot? (Isaiah 14:25; Daniel 11:45), meanwhile Syria, Iraq, and Turkey will fall in their own native lands.
I have always been fascinated with the Bible prophecies but have greatly confused by the sequences of events and its significance. This comprehensive book disseminated my doubtfulness by the author showing verifiable Scriptural proofs of the unfolding prophetic events with its sequence, time, geography, subject matter, and significance. I agree with the author not only on the matter of Assur identification, but also with Edom not to be the Palestinians and their refugee camps or people of southern Jordan, the importance of the kings of the north and south wars, which have to start first in order to facilitate the fulfillment of Psalm 83 prophecy, and many other things outline by Zephyr in his bold and amazing book. I thank him for revealing the Scriptural truth of Psalm 83 and happily recommend this book to any reader interesting in correct understanding of the unfolding prophetic future."

Krystyna Davis

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